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lg __-jyD\l'l__11lly require. _
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g`_li_l`ll_'wa\i_1l><1* _ -
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,ff -_3g>l_1¢l'l_l]_cm to us and get highe
¢.lt_H§p»`_._` Wilt? US for Stencils. Qllotatlous or any iuorme _.1
 A.  
- “'80 altogethpg Pnl in lf dence, of a.
|¥”9l\» M\'.5 dx," concluded.:Carputhsrs,»»
He sprang tohlg  _ _ forgsil
e..-..-...A__. _V.-__a_..... .--._ th world like a_~b!g. perturbed as
 1 *ive Arla-`nrl`¢ Allende.
9”
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msn alll! salt tial-sim;
iff _  holesale Commis_qj_o§____Q_e _ e,_|_f.s_  _ _ “_
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'riffs' 'f.  ,,_.‘ - 5°
l l P”
_ _~f- _ 1. -“
‘_ """".f""““"""'-"""'“'”‘~“‘°' ` ` ' - 4url(:
~  - and ecstatic over their environments ‘ to _ §,'§|',',"
. - ` ,
"'i`l‘*‘t“*‘l“"**“R"i-`°‘**-’f’ “< ` R Wm » 
='-__ _ _ i' "'“"""-‘f_"_="'!"t""i
w»a~¢»»u¢w=rwsocu7r»__ »
o
_ he paced restlesslsr acrosa_tlle.‘libr_a,l-y
door. He waQ»_s_o_~wal_i_ tomiodg..
D his straight shorlgerl fendflthe-*il
~ 9 _ f _
xihle lines of body, that he 'dp
ared to be ten -yesrs.‘yo\r1lli¥°l'~‘ gn
thirty-live allotted-him b'y=the ln-
‘I understand," said. Claridge.. In
.T  ‘  |76 -A'l"f.AN'l IC  BDSTON. truth, he old not understand at alll He
 ~‘_` 'Consignments Soliciletl.
~._' I _'I`1t»ilyRnlnrn». _‘ -
_ _ _I Q_u_ot'at_lolls when rlesired.
'_' ‘- -Stencils on application.
I fl!-Zfttyl  -__ Y _ ___
Coxnkaillion F1
HA Beekllllll Street, Fulton
S“E.U_I‘£l‘.AN_D EELS. A s1>EC1a1/rv
 vvll_ Y at
'f_"ti'!_16tts a_'_w-gnlpd _  T,-,ms
ble
attention. But- he liked-"HaZ~`Cd_i'l'\.lth-
had no children of  own; _"minted,
he
found the eapricel of his_»-_Qg_sh3_oga-
wife quite sudicient_t’o»a_bsor_h-_ is
rs. and it did seem to  '=“ "=?.~ '
“They're such adorable -l.t_ttl_e~\ihin _
_ ‘ ~ » _ _ Max! And you're so ab'sl1rd_ly2` i
 If '
it were not for our hqlrsoheing-clos _
1§i3.=i.ss.N'oIs_ _
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` -_ _ s rvlfros rlsil Mon
AJ ]. 'G. WARNER,
. _ Prompt Returns. Stencils furnish
ll-lotllhwgih
uf olllclrlao. .lr
the summer and Clptilde doing- Eur
e for the steentll time l’d,=asl;'-yolx,
TOP
n"'-.;<'!~'.'1‘§r' '$0-let us take the totd. 'ODe._»fa.n_cied_l
rlarket, Neva York., _ 'that a m_n_n with yoormoney would
D AILY RETURNS_ huge no diillcnlty iniludinga person»_.
rather desperate laugh interrupted
?Zl§€, Boston, Mass. him. ' ' ` _ `
fl i§=}A§5-' “-Ah, the 'pers_ons_’ who ayefwilling to
'  _--_...-.._ _ talr
e
o care of- my little__~pe_ople,_C_larl_r._1_g¢,»
the bane of my existence. I’ve ad-
-`» ` vertised; I've met and talked. with
_ ' the
.__ I-‘    doubtedly give the children-propos; care*
__ __ _ .,  ._ an -
m; harpies all. Some, wonid un-
far as physical' requirements go, but
ea
.- _ ~.C._.M_.»»PRANi<ARD -
--~~--_ , t _. _ _ __ --f ----- -~ - -----~-
y Hoturnp. ' BIS
ON  eyes ever rested upon. 1t‘s a big, ram-
‘ "" _Prbnnpf 'Uveolpl
_ Wholsntle Comrniss
` Q Brneliss and' Eels
150 ileelrlnfth str¢¢t,r1r.‘w Yonx.
ion F ish .Dea.‘ers. bl
|€l'8 8l1d S|1lpJ)CI'.§_ Df _that isn't enough.. I want to ilnd some
the
woman who would really love them for
_ _ ir own sake.”
' ' _ “That ought to be dead easy,” growl:
»‘- ~ ‘ ' _~ ed'clar1age_
- . - »‘ “Ot course I think so; but; then,
' " `  ' they’re my balrns. I want some one
“E11 NEW Y0__RK~  ‘ who wlllrglve them a hit-of mothermg
kiss the place to make it well and
ed ou_appll_¢a_tion, that sort-or thing." ~
" I I
‘I have itl" exclaimed Claridge. Hef
brought his fist down on the arm of
chair with a bang. “The most idyl-
old home in the country that your
ing house, almost covered with Vir-
a_ glaeoialty-_ iinia creeper. There’s an immense,
eil kept lawn and clematis across the
Cvvsisnmehis S°li¢i¢<°<i~ ' porch, ana the house itself is just alles
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on PR M' s_ ' with the most delicious scents. The
__ I 8! ,= bedrooms are perfumy with lavender.
_ “-
s for the food-wh it’s some-
But what makes you think the pos-
d a y.
k B -5- N K S thing to set an anchorite sighingl'*
m _
1° ni If it’s only B question of mon-
H
17%   _EE BE It I *E sessor of this ideal home would wel-
 -  \l1ntteh§on.m1l prompt returns to all P. Ii. I. oonsigr- 3° ° mm it tW°'“‘”'e' lively chu'
melilo-
l` [O _HURT Q--N M-'A R K
'li~A0\tlRW3mpd __
E1'.N|sw Yonx. °
e
5' _
Claridge shook his head.
“Go slow! 'I‘hat‘s the difficulty-it
Consignments Spliqited .
’ '.-
lsu't u question of money at all. And
Dbjly R6t_\Il`l’lS my powers of persuasion may be less
ffeetive' than I think with Mrs. Va-
__ __ f ` ' ` e
N s c 'ras c o      
_ _ I I _  _ ' _ Q , “Your friend is n widow, I presume?"
 3 Fulton W,i_1oIesaI£_I`ish
' P
Claridge suli_led-a dry, slow, curious
Market' Nsw Y°|'k' smile-his legal smile, Carruthers call-
"Yes; she happens to be a client of
    5 -E|’»-lAL`flESf~'- SHELTB. “d “‘
_ ` ,__  ,_ ,_  V_ EE'-sv BASS “Nu 0|-An' mine. Oh, yesi" he repeated, as though
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r _ - she's entitled to her caprice. Her sunt,
\| B'  & 00' M s Howard, will meet you'on your
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ers, Sainion, &c,
New You-ir.“ 
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Mrs. Val-ine does not wish to meet you
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Y
widowl"
When Carruthers called a few days
later to ask if Clarid had heard from
Mrs.
K0
Varlne, the latter jumped up
riskly.
“It's all right, Mar. You are to set-
ai
_.__ ___ tio the question of payment with me.
D :|.sea.l ~ :U
s
o ing. ‘Bhe's' very lonely, is awfully
' fond ofchildren, and is delighted at
&  I, the'thought of havlngthe youngsters
with her during their vacation. You'd
Varine says she'd rather take
e er take them down next Thursday.
by the way, there's a condition.
What's that?" cried Carruthers,
ast.
"Well, she doesn'tl” reiterated Clar-
e . ‘
‘o
ersonallyl"
h
doggedly ' Maybe she has no rea-_
but a woman’s reason. Anyhow,
is _
rrival and show you over the place."
‘ uter," muttered Carruthers. He
oked up sharply. “You say you know
lady-that everything is all right?"
"I slly` shefs one _ot the sweetest wo-
eis _
'nien God. ever made and that you may
b
hildren into her home-which means
c
her
your stars she is taking your
heart!"
He had spoken with warmth. Car-
ruthers held out his hand..
“‘.i‘hill'\ks, dear boy! You’re»a mighty
od friend." 1
it was at the close of a perfect June
when a little party reached Cedar-
,qi 1 '_ _ = ' 1 `
 _ l- _ ' ' ~‘ 1 ~ - any _
~   - ,J - villt. 'A surrey-drawn hytwo rat whim
 ` , '- I l _  | ponies met them. About two mlle\.0\1¢-
, _ ,°  _  _ .  _ _ '_ l are ottawa the arlvsrmfrea-_estate
1-__,. -~ "  '~*-'lf-1.' . vt
[steamer to noon -stu L1ra_1»hear_.']._ _
1>_é'..l¢__r_i._. ....<1 shipper ef nl.
ltinds of
msfll- nsll; i»bste1s;sé.i
fiiailaiilaii Smells ail_li_ » 'I

` ' lar ‘
>°!;'~__,~" 'Ii'  
si. lf. titties lon. lam, are J
_ _ <_¢¢orporn‘t»s;» '_ “
up rutrolt vm-inn, assltlalt ml str,
wnorassts <_:oM1_ss1oN
__ _vssl.s_a,ilN/u.l.itlN tor. _ _.-
BVGD
' . i t f
€wh°i¢s»1¢ c_ommis_,io_a _Nmvv YORK  ;'§::'m:‘p“3‘“;‘u:
Rh
’ that loolrss aqpltrllia and piotruerqea.
id§_ca{t-lags road that wound up' an
ue o elnls and oalts `tilf’a 'turn
fountain ilashingiltther golden light
a leepy, old vine covered house
t  UUi,‘paD¢l" lm|)l0l'¢d<B\1l-
* ' u t D mlm ia
. ~   -..'t.i,<:s.ee_".r_r;u 
The _tltie,_ read woman who rs-_
. _ . ._ _ -' ~ ~ Teeived Sli"trdve hlda*-flee like 1
ill
_=,§°,§=r,»,=_~}_l_»\\1¢3=-gglllg Begg; [§.@‘lla°{1'i§'°i'hil‘iPll’%r"ltli‘l‘r'il'lii'al.'ii1”.l1‘fi
s an .
ments Boiiei Be lsrD i
lroundings. She showed Ca
, im, _ F" h _ _ _ lttimrgthe
~~°t.s_\e  lilr.‘t‘:..r.:.l.li*.'.t".'_:.h'-:..t..t..l'.r.:
MM!
_ ng in at the rundown. he otereu
lm
t ll. e s
‘al l ' lletuos. w _ .
wi# f‘°r:i:flt?\i’d Duty on all _ luneheo , which he declined, spol
- ,glue for
1 lp¢at»__ shiaw _ 
f....?‘..‘.t'.“;°:.2....llslv lotta
_ nib iovlslhllity of her niece
appointed s day oh week he was
ld _
:zooms to visit the sfiidren, Already
|\
r»m¢.1_ by tllsll»‘ tarroahdlnn. they
hllii go without 1 pro e
    woot
nn; to n_»l4_t!\° s_r_9__'f9sh__!nil5!*
-v.
Ee took them into tiown, bought them
some small treasures and lldtenedtn
their raptures aboué., Florence. $l_r9_ »
had made a mull ross for Dorothy' '
the had gone asain; with mlrstaoenhri' <
played the 'piano for them while theyl- _
were having agame of hide and soak;
low or loud as they were “hot",- op..
“coid." And they were going to have it '
' "But who is this lady who is lo kind
party one of these days, with luncheon? -’
served under thebiggest oak. ` _'/W
l
toyou?" _ - ' _
"She's just Florence!" they answered __
in chorus. “She’s good as a real m_a_m- "
ma, only she plays like she was just n `
Always he heard these ta es, an a /I
ways, it seemed, the playmate, Elm:-_
perative that if he were to see the ohii- 
dren before his trip west he laust~run»,<
down at once
short at the bend of the path, for 'on ,
tho velvet sword a game of tag was inr -
progress. A slim, graceful young sill '_
in in pink lawn gown. was the pu_l;s_.u9g,_ _
“You’re it, Florence!" cried .Eusta_ce_
trlumphantly as he succeeded in toliclt- /
ing the fleeing figure. And just~then',‘ as l
ence, was the center and souyce of__`h€3.\Iy
their joy. Later in the season anim- _gggds
portant business summons made it'im- ‘” ou b
 \ , _  _   'rw.<=muowET°WN °f~fA1%5f4N» 1~»§~1:i1-\1_=¢§f§_'¢...-.....- .
 if -ND "E  ‘t”5-.%llll'i  i Slllilil Slilli’if=<          FIRE INSURANCE
V ` \ ' ` '-'_  '   ~’ ' __~ r __ . <
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' and ~
oRi<ll\1c11v1El\l
We are making a staple line of Boots and Shoes that ‘--
llttle girl." _ ___ __ 'very suitable for Island wear. The uppers are cut from Nt.
sig_i_n_s_ arid l_l_l_¢_ soles from the best sole leather and made
to stand lots of wear and tear. We guarantee our
to lit. and wear to your satisfaction. The next pair
uy, try.ours, you can get them at almost any deale1's,
-.»»-W... inc limi-is l-lollllek c0.,Ll<l.,
_ Et. ]ohn N. B.
Tile Largest Shoe Manufacturers in Canada.
rata is the P IL Iain d Mutual Fin- ln-
oe Com nla on Farm Bnildlngs,Chu1cl-es
lclno Bona, (Ilene Factories, \\ and
lions Qc. ADW! In
C. D BELL.
5-to wed mi rv Chlrlottelsw
Boston and New York Ads.
j. PRICE. I. PRICE.
PRICE BROS.
Wholesale Cc nlluis: ion l`e11le1's
_ in :lll kinds ol
l':""I§I-I
Snlclts, I5 ls and Lobsicrs are spic-
ialtlos
\Ve have lxcli handling sill(-its lor
to years. A trial solicited.
104 Fulton iYlarkct.New York
Consignments Sollclted, Prompt Returns.
11-zo llu3ln
AUSTIN HALEY
Slicccssor to li. ,ll Joyce St Co._
C( inmissiou l\it-rcllallt.
' Fresh and Salt Fish
176 Atlantic Avenue, lloston.
CONS1GNM1£I\"i`S SOl.lCITl<1ll.
l1»1.1ils w 3111 pd
the victim paused, hushed. breathless; 
pins and falling in a bright shower be- -5;
the newcomer and set up a hailing
iler copper gold hair loosened from ltg;  GR   
’°"”°'“’°" ”°’°“"°“““'“°‘““”°' 'PAID ON A CLIF!-I INSURANCE Po1.1cYt H|Mr  &nll.,
shout. “it’s papal Here’s papal" sho 
cried.
The captive made one wild movement th
protest, alle came over to Carruthers,
where he stood bareheaded, his eyes
gleaming with admiration, and held
out her hand. `
, _- e
toward flight, but the victor manfuily COMPANY OF NEW \'0l~1K, to the late Charles H. Booth, of Englewood, N. 1.
[wld on to lie;-_ And, after a laughing The sllovving of this policy is as follows: _
' - lilo, 1| Fulton Wholesale
;l::L°:::1s:1Li&f.;°1i:;f;.“§.i§‘;"l!;=ill.r“§.‘ll‘.i_if°  ""‘ ’““"‘°" ’“°‘"- “f""
' ‘ ' f ‘ f Wholesale Commission Deal-
ers in, and Shippers of
All Kinds of
Origillal Insurance . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 $2,000.00
Ilwltlelld Additions Declared on policy . . . . . . . _
_ _ ... 6,141.30
l’ol`cy and additions . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . _
._ _ ._ $8,141.30
"I've been doubly cgughtn  ag|~g1d| _ Atltllllolri 5 lli'f6IldCl't:(l . . . _ _
. .
Mr. Carruthers! I did not dream you /
were coming today or I should not _l
have been found engaged in such an
undigniiied pastime. My nnmeis Flor- -
ence Varine."
He leaned forward. “Mrs. _Varlne's 
Premiums _paid by illsured. __
_ . . _ .
  _ 1,932.30
Present. value of policy and atldiilolls. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ . _ . .
._ $Cv,2o9._o<T‘
 $3\856'40
Cnsll additions used to pay premiums.. 1,555.00
Net premiums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . _ _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _
__  1,301.40
daughter?" _ ,'
, “No." She colored deliciously. "I am _i
Mrs. Varine," she explained. 
“!mposslblel" exclaimed Carruthers, 'A
He looked at her, amazed, mystiiled. ,-
Why, she could not be much over twen- __‘
Value of policy over iolal premiums paid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.- lF.'l»907.(o
Elin Fish
Caleb Haley 81 Co
Dividends amount to ovtr 150 per cent of total premiums.
ANTED-Twogoclafcnl . A l i _
( L S Ppy 0 Wholesale Collllnlssioll Dealers
» N- FRASER, Provincial Manager, Charlottetown, P. E. I, `
in all kinds of
was 11 widow!
"I was a very distant relative of Mr.
Varine's,” alle explained. “He wished
to leave me his property, but there __
would have been contention and litiga-
tion on the part of others more nearly
related were he to do so. But wheh he
knew he was dying he asked me to
marry him that he might legally will
me all he possessed. He died an hour -‘
after the ceremony was performed. `
Mr. Claridge was present.”
"But," stammered' Carruthers, ' "why
dldn't Claridge tell me? Why was "T
not to see you ?” -
“0h, I* was afraid if you knew how
young and irresponsible I was you _
would not let me have the children to
take care of. _Mrs. Claridge had told
me what darlings they were, and I was
so lonely down here. We’ve had such
good times together." She paused, _
gathering up her shining hair. She ‘ _
looked at him with luminous gray eyes '
grown suddenly apprehensive. "You
won’t take them away, now that you
know?" she entreated,
"Assuredly netl" he. made quick re- 
ply. "They are the most fortunate
children in the world. For the _llrst
time since the death of their mother I
have felt quite happy about them."
It was-astonishing how easily the im-
portant business matters of Mr. Car-
ruthers could be set aside. He grasped
at the invitation to stay to dinner as
though that meal were in truth to sa._ve
him from starvation. And when he _
finally did discover that if he would
catch his train back to the city he _
must exercise all haste it was with pos- '
itive dismay that he left the three who
stood on the terrace, waving him fare- ‘
well. '
The next morning ho walked into
Cla_ridge’s ofilee_
"You’ll have to take a run out and
attend to that Montana matter, Clar-
* _
ty! And Claridge had said that she
 . _ I
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NEW YORK
` .4 .<2 Sl-'__ .' ‘ ll_\l_l-;\'
  11-26 ;ts&w3l11_'pti
GHESEBRU BRUTHEES
Wholesale Collllnission Deni-
` lllllllilllll
Every good dresser appreciates
an elegant Overcoat.
'file Gvercoat is always in evi-
dence at this season ci the year.
You admire some overcoais
while you never have a second
glance at others. The coats you
do aclnlire-have certain snap about
lhcnl--they a1e swell, swagger and
small. lt is just sucll coals that
ue vtallt io show yr 11. They ale
ready-lo-wear and were made by
our own tailors on our own premi
ses and that is lllebcst rtconllllcl da-
tion any one should look for.
l’1itcs a little lower than you pay to loudly adl-e1ti_-ed
clollling houses who sell only the llllporled cioilling-we have
some also.
Examine our $10.00 and $12.00 tailor marie coal.
D 0 ‘ A’  R U C E 9
clothier and Famisllef.
1
idge," he said. "I ca_l?’t'go." ~
more important?"
"Very much more important!" Ho A
was smiling like a boy, and his eyes
were shining. "Fact ls, I’ve not been '
seeing enough of Eustace and Dorothy. '
lim going to take a room at the hotel
down there-they tell me ther-e's good '
fishing to be had-and I’ll see more of __
tho children." ' l
Claridge stared at him. Then he nod-
ded aad- laughed.
“You've seen that willful little widow ‘ 7
down at Cedarville." _ _
Oérruthels went oi! laughing.
When he came in a few weeks later-
the tan of country wind and sun was 1
oa~his cheek. He walked like a con- =.
qtleror, with his head up, and his voice 
had_;ll ring good to hear.
_ “_0oligrstulato ma," .he commanded. `
"Tha children- are going to_ have the
ioveliest mother in all the world!" ‘
olnrlags gripped the others hand l
warmly. "You'rc a lucky dog, Car-
ruthers!" _
“I-'know it, Claridge. There isn’t a
kin;-_iildet-_ heaven -Pd changeplaeel
wit___ At_1_d.tllose,chli(iren"-.
l"Can'-t, eh? What' up? Something 
_ _ 3
Some Half
Price Goods
75 pairs Ladies’ Cloth Gaiters. * -
50 pairs Ladies’ Felt Butioned Overshoes for 5oc a pair.
ers and Sill ppc rs.
FRESH FISH,
Smells. Eels. ]'.oll:~_ier_~1 and
Flogs are Specialties.
| Fulton Fish Market, New York
Collslglllllcllis Soil-tilt-tl,"
irritie |.1,»l
BENI. D. LUCE GEO. F. \¥`lllTE
B.D.Lu_cc& Co.
F. G. KEENEY & CO..
Wholesale Collllllissirlll lit-_lit-l_<
l li°g_>:rl 1' all killtlstlf
FRESH FISH,
5PEClALTlE5;- Slllclts 1111.1
Eels and Clams.
146 Fulton Market,
Beekman Street Side,
]Nl`E`VV 'Y()IF{I§
lS"We have our own freezers
onthe premises, so we are in a
position to handle any quantity o
fish at any season.
ll-16 its rm pd »
25 pairs Misses, sizes 1 and 2, 5oc a pair. » -
A lot of colored Ribbons. half price.
A lot of odd Coats and Vests, half price.
Men's Fur Clps»°% oil.
If you want any of the above goods, this ls your chance.
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J. B, MCDONALD & C0.
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_ s1‘oN AND NEW vo;l< Aus.
_ Clgridge laughed lenieiitly. | _ ____ _  _ ___ _
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_ _  __ __ L  &  favor us with our namba ld address so tl: asf
` A. *'_"‘°"°. .‘“_”°_'° we may from gmc to time mall you inform-
»"_L musician out of work, are you?" ,,¢;,,,, of ,,,1,,¢_ '
nld the housekeeper. "Well. y0\\'~ll llld To Fishermen; lt may seem nite All correspondence answered. Price
a tow oordsin the wood-sheds Suppose new that there are ways of handling Lists, Sh ppiag Cards and Stencils
" ~ _'I llsh C i i did t b i- t n d msn .
'.‘fi»<hv°' m' 'M “own” n ze than Ummh" :néx rlzhzefff e  n ewe embllliled 41.
zsdqrthe pronunciation, madsm _TF *"1 1°" lv P¢ ¢ ,
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"D um brunt tramp' 'but Ompi" and handling"-r clfrfnilpt-‘rgflutns standing .t Dun's ;ieyi"t:‘|lnii`l,;
is M lwlmier with °ie_"f-Pl“l‘*¢°'P*"° _.ma ff.-mils reéehea- notre. nil
Agency Bndstteets or the
I4°‘|l°l'° of Ihr. itemized mild satis aclory ac- Market and Fulton National Bank,
e eiailonsto ou or an wholesale dealerln the busi-
_ _ ' _ t sal U, ill be ' . y
._   _gilrgrgn  ofvhasinesrs is 'the fines? ln neu."
Duty a fellowil Qdiughbe rdiiied at ` Send for-our "Custom'| Tariff on Fish,” Booklet, containing valuable
All lt is the pieqantlpt way.-Phllr information for Fishermen. _ _ _ _
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_ ___`l§__`F\|lton Fish Market. NEW YORK. _
Consignments Soheiird Prompt licluu s
J0l11§1_DAls
107 Fulton Market
New York,
Wholesale Commission
Fish Dealer.
FIl'I
Bl .Snails and Elisa Sasclally
:lg correspondence promptly ansvt er
ed. Stencils sent on spplicalion.
S. B. WILEY 81. SUNS,
Boston, Mass., Transfer Agents.
References, Colonial Trust Co.,
"Borough Bank of Brooklyn" _or an
Wholesale Pill! Hblisc in the Illlitex
States.
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